Scaffolding on construction sites must comply with NYS Industrial Code Rule 23 and OSHA standards. Permits required for public right-of-way encroachment in Schenectady city and villages.
Scaffolds over 6 feet require guardrails and toe boards per Industrial Code Rule 23. Sidewalk sheds needed for work above 40 feet adjacent to pedestrian areas. Contractors must carry liability insurance naming the municipality as additional insured. Inspections required before use and after modifications.
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